But I don't worry about that because people who stutter know I stutter.
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Nowadays stutterers get therapy to stutter more comfortably, not to obliterate their stutter.
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As I know firsthand how unbearable a stutter can sometimes be, I wanted to help people like myself to control their stutter.
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Toward the end of his My Stutter video, Souras is asked what advice he would give other kids and teens who stutter.
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But we must be careful in how we share the message of overcoming and trying not to stutter with young children who stutter.
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You can continue to stutter in a positive manner, and that is OK. Making an effort not to stutter can make speaking more difficult.
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But the My Stutter series destroys that stigma by showing real people who stutter taking control of their own narratives, and proving to children that they're not alone.
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Even many speech-language-pathologists report being uncomfortable and ill-prepared while working with children and adults who stutter But too often, the message for children and adults who stutter, as well as those who know them, is to not stutter, that "perfect" speech is the only way to redemption.
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Stuttering continues to be met with stigma, as some people who don't stutter misunderstand or make fun of people who stutter, leading to shame, embarrassment, or lack of self-esteem.
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He Overcame His Stutter By Rapping Along to Eminem Growing up in Suffolk on England's east coast, Sheeran recalled being teased for his shock of red hair, poor athletic ability and stutter.
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Here, Smithson shares his experiences growing up with a stutter, how his stutter changes his perception of making music, and why learning how to make music helps him connect with other people.
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I've always been an outspoken extrovert, even with my stutter.
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They didn't make fun of his stutter; they just listened.
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I've never been told, satisfactorily, why I have a stutter.
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I trip, and I stutter, and that's who I am.
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He did a stutter step then shot high and assuredly.
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"A stutter can be like a straitjacket," she told NPR.
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Sergey Ignashevich's stutter step sends de Gea the wrong direction.
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Sometimes I feel the stutter is bigger than the song.
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It's a lot of data, and the images occasionally stutter.
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He was shy and gentle and spoke with a stutter.
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But there are other reasons to fear an economic stutter.
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In interviews and during debates, he has discussed his stutter.
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Albert Jr. developed a severe stutter, which he later overcame.
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Because of my stutter, I wasn't sure that I could.
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Biden said he eventually overcame his stutter by practicing speeches to himself in the mirror and imitated the "torture face" he would get when he couldn't make out a whole sentence due to his stutter.
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On a larger level, the pacing is like an intentional stutter.
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This means apps don't stutter if you scroll through them quickly.
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That obligation led him to participate in the My Stutter series.
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Analysts expect fuel consumption to stutter along with the global economy.
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The Z43 Aurora handled everything I threw at it without stutter.
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These phones are starting to stutter and won't last much longer.
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It doesn't stutter no matter what you ask it to do.
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Mr. Trump's shift on NATO has been a stutter-step transition.
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"I've worked my whole life to overcome a stutter," he tweeted.
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He also said "FFFF" was an inside joke about Squi's stutter.
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Here, he illegally stutter-steps before the kick, drawing a yellow card.
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Software lag or stutter is not part of the XZ1 family language.
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Fire up a game of PUBG, though, and it'll start to stutter.
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European-inflected accent and a childhood stutter, he hid his reluctance to
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"The stutter-stepping to financial reform creates its own problems," Quinlan said.
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When people asked about it, I would blush and start to stutter.
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Novelist Lewis Carroll who wrote "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," had a stutter.
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Read Joe Biden's moving 1994 letter to a boy with a stutter
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Jorgensen stutter-steps, shoots, and Subasic dives and pulls off another save!
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"It's difficult..." you can hear him stutter in a video she recorded.
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This experience is somewhat similar to that of other adults who stutter.
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Growing up with a severe stutter, Alan Rabinowitz felt damaged and alone.
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During middle school he developed a severe stutter, known as a block.
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It was Elizabeth who sought help for George's stutter and discovered Logue.
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I'm one of the three million people in the United States who stutter.
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He has a stutter, which is important to the plot a few times.
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The more jarring change about Bill — er, Will — is that he doesn't stutter.
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More than 70 million people—about one percent of the world's population—stutter.
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I still stutter all the time, but I don't worry about it anymore.
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He credits his stutter for leading him to art in the first place.
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He's also notorious for stutter stepping to try to throw off the goalkeeper.
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Some of us are very fluent and may not stutter much at all.
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"I've worked my whole life to overcome a stutter," Biden tweeted in reply.
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In a moment of my own fluency, I told her that I stutter.
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People who stutter don't apply for Medicaid or Social Security because of it.
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Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger in which the retired pilot condemned mockery of Biden's stutter.
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And "Girl Like Me" suggests an acoustic reconstruction of Timbaland's stutter-step productions.
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This was when I was 3, before my stutter was stigmatized as shameful.
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I could only stutter, I was in tears, I was so fucked-up.
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For some individuals, fatigue, stress, and time pressure can increase their tendency to stutter.
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But now, she has a stutter whenever she gets very nervous and very excited.
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A graduate student in Philadelphia said a Starbucks barista made fun of his stutter.
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Trust us, the Adobe Creative Suite will not lag or stutter on this machine.
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Wordlessly, they lifted the box spring and stutter-stepped it into the living room.
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There isn't any stutter in switching between apps, and high-performance games look great.
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But when the game didn't match up with my memories, the fantasy would stutter.
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Drums and samples stutter repeatedly, like a gas stove that sparks but never lights.
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I got scrutinized for [my stutter] by bullies on the bus and the playground.
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He told People in 1979 that concentrating strongly on his music cured his stutter.
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There's only so much that compression can do about a full-on stutter-fest.
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One, who suffers from a stutter, becomes increasingly eloquent as he grows more militant.
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I would have accomplished none of this if I had tried not to stutter.
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For the remainder of my time at the tuxedo shop, I did not stutter.
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As a child, his daughter said, Julius had a terrible stutter, which isolated him.
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Nest Cam Outdoor's camera offers a clear, stutter-free video and surprisingly good audio.
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I've encountered many people who stutter more severely when nervous, but I don't experience that.
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Once they come to terms with stuttering, people who stutter can be assertive and outspoken.
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When racial diversity comes up, that's when some leaders start to stutter, this source said.
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And while the acting helped with her stutter, it didn't get rid of it entirely.
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One of the definitive attributes of I Am Sitting In a Room is Lucier's stutter.
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Yes, it can play stutter-free action games, but the graphics look a little rough.
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After a brief stutter, bitcoin continued its march higher, hitting $22018,214 by 2000:211 p.m.
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Markets stutter: US stock futures point lower as traders return from the July 4 holiday.
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Simmons says she reached out to stutter-oriented organizations and even started the hashtag #DDDetainedinatlanta.
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As a boy, Walton had such a severe stutter that he preferred not to speak.
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Elvis Presley, the King of Rock and Roll, had a stutter when he was young.
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She captures the way love stories can stutter and act as interruptions in one's life.
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Somehow, Manuel Da Costa fell for a stutter step, turned his head, and got beat.
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The harm in trying not to stutter is not considered, though it is well documented.
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Biden calls for compassion and understanding, which is what children and adults who stutter need.
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He cured himself of a stutter by sticking buttons in his mouth and reading aloud.
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It can also create a frame stutter that makes your game appear jittery or choppy.
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In moments of fluency, I make solid eye contact; but when I stutter, none whatsoever.
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He also credited his mother when it came to not letting his stutter define him.
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"My stutter embarrassed me and made me question myself and abilities daily," Mr. Biden wrote.
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Biden has long been open about overcoming his stutter to become an effective public speaker.
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Nachae hits a jumper and tosses down a stutter-step and drives to the basket.
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Geoffrey Rush is Lionel Logue, the speech therapist who helps Bertie conquer a debilitating stutter.
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He was slow to read and slow to learn, and he had a terrible stutter.
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Would you say it's Christ-like to make fun of a person with a stutter?
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As John Hendrickson recently detailed for the Atlantic, Biden has had a stutter since childhood.
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There's a lot of variation for people that have speech disorders, in Max's case a stutter.
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A Starbucks customer with a speech impediment is calling out the barista for mocking his stutter.
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A man with a stutter prepares to come face-to-face with someone he met online.
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If a film could have a stutter, Breathless Animals has it in the best possible way.
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Markets stutter: US stock futures point slightly lower after concluding last week on a disappointing note.
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Both girls stutter, a speech characteristic marked by repetition in sound, prolonged pauses and repeated words.
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Sharing that message, he adds, is not only essential for children who stutter, but adults, too.
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On the demand side, analysts expect fuel consumption growth to stutter along with the global economy.
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I've worn while walking, on a Boosted Board and in the subway, skip and stutter free.
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I saw it slow down, stutter, and often give me the spinning beach ball of death.
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As I moved about the virtual Minecraft landscape, I didn't detect any screen flicker or stutter.
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One of 18633 children, Dodgson was a shy and sickly child with smarts and a stutter.
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But it wasn't a sudden thing; the video would hitch and stutter a bit, then continue.
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Alongside this stutter-free tech, Microsoft is also supporting automatic switching to a TV's game mode.
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From the get-go, he faced many trials growing up, including bullies and an embarrassing stutter.
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His stutter became a trademark that Tillis mined for laughs, although it disappeared when he sang.
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In an interview with People Magazine in 1976, Tillis said performing helped him overcome his stutter.
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As with other individuals with disabilities, there are large societal impacts placed on people who stutter.
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Markets stutter: With Huawei grabbing new headlines, global stocks aren't shaking their trade anxiety just yet.
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Ignore kids (and adults) who are mean, or don't know what it feels like to stutter.
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But on other occasions, like that night in Detroit, Biden's lingering stutter is hard to miss.
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On a personal note — my stutter has decreased significantly since I began writing three years ago.
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But that's actually a common problem we encounter when talking to people who don't stutter, too.
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However, many people who stutter participate in speech therapy and support groups as a form of treatment.
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There are also concerns in the oil industry that crude demand could stutter amid an economic slowdown.
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And you really can feel a tiny little stutter right under your finger that is almost mechanical.
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But Matthew Needham's performance as a young man with a debilitating stutter is strikingly pained and sensitive.
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Your father says he used to stutter a bit as a boy, too, and often imitates Paul.
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Some economists also chose a stronger euro as a reason for the euro zone economy to stutter.
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But the interview likely had an even greater impact for some fans in particular: kids who stutter.
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It seems, on the surface, incredible as it allows computers to handle 8K footage without a stutter.
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But I laid there feeling my heart stutter-stepping in my chest, my neck prickling with heat.
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According to The Star, Carroll wrote his fluent fantasy novels to escape from his life-long stutter.
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Blues musician BB King had a stutter that his friends mocked him for when he was young.
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He named his personal airplane Stutter One and referred to his female backup singers as the Stutterettes.
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But his was a gradual, stutter-start revolution, a "revolution by evolutionary means," as he put it.
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Their star, the stutter-stepping James Harden, was hitting step-back jumpers and sweeping to the hoop.
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He was diminutive, struggled with a stutter and a fear of germs, and lived with his mother.
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When someone pointed out Michael Turner's stutter as a teenager, it wouldn't just ruin that single conversation.
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As a little girl, I hoped my stutter would let me into the secret world of animals.
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For me, I find that my stutter is pretty unpredictable in any situation, whether I'm nervous or not.
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Do note that the feature is still in early stage, so the video feed could stutter at times.
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Yes. But as far as national security investigations go, not unexpected in its twists and stutter-stop momentum.
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In a home movie McGuire talks about in her My Stutter video, McGuire starts to recite the ABCs.
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Demand may start to stutter because of a global economic slowdown, which is likely to dent fuel consumption.
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But they're instantly printed (with a little stutter like a dot matrix printer) and charming little artifacts indeed.
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So, I tried to politely stutter through a sentence asking them to, you know, maybe keep it down.
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I do know that when I stutter, I can just stop, let it go and start up again.
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In a tweet, Ocasio-Cortez joked that "we've got 'em on their back foot stutter-stepping" after Rep.
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Smithson, who has had a debilitating stutter most of his life, began playing instruments as a young child.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden has a stutter, which was recently covered in a story in The Atlantic.
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Actor Emily Blunt had a severe stutter, which was most prominent when she was in her early teens.
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Mr. Parr said he had a lonely childhood, exacerbated by a stutter and then an episode of tuberculosis.
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Its latest album, "III," blends chilly, stutter-step beats with the Apparat singer Sascha Ring's lovely, pneumatic vocals.
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It, too, like all low-grade electrical appliances, had rhythms: patterns of crescendo and acceleration, stichomythia and stutter.
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Timbaland provided high-energy stutter-disco, and Mr. Cornell eased into his role as a funk-rock crooner.
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" Kids in Scranton, Pennsylvania, mocked Joe Biden because of his stutter; so did his seventh-grade teacher. "Mr.
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And even for zoom control, there's a noticeable stutter going from the standard lens to the ultra-wide lens.
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"The reality is, for most people who stutter, stuttering will be a part of our lives forever," Alexander says.
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As they walk uphill, their legs extend to surprising lengths, or do a stutter step when they stop moving.
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I have a bit of a stutter, and for some reason it disappeared when I was in the water.
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"Hard work will get you ahead": Biden overcame his childhood stutter by practicing speaking in front of the mirror.
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However, McGregor came out and showed a number of neat stutter-step shifts to land some jabs on Mayweather.
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Note the exhibition's title, "Uumwelt": the German word for "environment" rendered, like the neuroscientific images here, with a stutter.
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Read the Times obituary: Mel Tillis, Country Star Known for His Songs and His Stutter, Dies at 85 NOV.
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" For most Americans, Geoffrey Rush is the guy who teaches Colin Firth not to stutter in "The King's Speech.
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It is still a little flaky, a little prone to the occasional stutter and stumble, still finding its way.
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Vice President Biden has spoken openly — and courageously, in my view — about the pain of his severe childhood stutter.
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But except for an occasional stutter and a ukulele as her instrument of choice, she's very much an everygirl.
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They move the narrative forward, but inside these sections time can seem to stutter, like a song on repeat.
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They cite his struggle to overcome his stutter, and the history of tragic family deaths that have haunted him.
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Whether the lightweight king Dos Anjos can force a stutter in the Dubliner's meteoric ascension on March 5 is unknown.
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Mr Bailey fought through a stutter—perhaps brought on by the loss of Moochie—to become an award-winning journalist.
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He talked about how he was "embarrassed" of his stutter growing up, but that he no longer feels that shame.
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A long-distance truck driver from Northampton, Steve spoke at breakneck speed, like he was trying to outrun a stutter.
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In 2016, during a speech for the American Institute for Stuttering, he said he resented people laughing at his stutter.
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Actor Bruce Willis had a childhood stutter that made him take up to three minutes to say a single sentence.
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Actor Samuel L. Jackson spent almost a year not talking because of how severely he was bullied over his stutter.
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Singer Ed Sheeran tried speech therapy and homeopathy to treat his stutter, but what helped was rapping along to Eminem.
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Blame it on age, his stutter or ill-fitting pants, he needs to tighten things up in more formal settings.
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He still shows signs of his struggle to overcome a childhood stutter, which is not to be confused with age.
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Here are six tips to keep in mind to ensure your listening style is more inclusive to those who stutter.
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" But, as the drums stutter to a stop, an audio sample from a protest comes to the fore: "Hands up!
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I explained that in the classroom as I teach and at my readings, my stutter brought intimacy to my listeners.
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As many relate speech to mental ability, some believe that people who stutter simply aren't smart or have a mental disability.
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According to the British Stammering Association, research shows that people who stutter have the "same range of intelligence" as non-stutterers.
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But it's a particular kind of speech act: the five canvases in a row become almost like a kind of stutter.
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The My Stutter video series, Alexander says, gives eight people from that community the all-too-rare space to be heard.
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As Britons' purchasing power falls, the biggest engine of growth will stutter (indeed, the latest figures on retail sales are concerning).
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On today's episode of The Howard Stern Show, Jackson revealed he still suffers from the remnants of a debilitating childhood stutter.
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"The German growth engine is clearly starting to stutter," Huebner said, adding Trump's protectionist rhetoric was clouding the mood among investors.
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Henrik Fisker, who's been teasing his new electric vehicle company after a stutter step first attempt with the original Fisker co.
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With your stand-up, if you stutter [or] you stumble if there's one moment where your heart jumps… they see it.
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As I began to stutter in reply, he wheeled back around and placed his palms flat on the high rickety table.
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Above, Coutinho makes a stunning solo effort from nearly mid-field, as his stutter step leaves a defender in the dust.
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I first considered developing a mobile application, which would assist people who stutter in saying a word they are stuck on.
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They will do so as inflation continues to fall well short of their targets and as their economies start to stutter.
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"The song was ahead of its time, it used stutter edits and manual plugins to compose the song," he points out.
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"If you flub or stutter a little in your opening remarks, it's fine to say, 'Oops, sorry, a little nervous here'."
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It's like a stutter, my awareness, Two sounds where There should be one, But two sounds In awareness of their oneness.
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Bailey, who was just 9 when Moochie, then 22, stabbed his victim, developed a severe stutter when his brother went away.
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Domineering and contemptuous, he held his adoring daughter in thrall; she suffered from a bad stutter and desperately craved his approval.
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In my professional and personal opinion, we can be happier and equally successful if we don't work to hide our stutter.
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Biden's supporters have cast the criticism as cruel and bullying, noting that Biden dealt with a stutter when he was young.
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I have a stutter, and when I started my career, the very idea of this made my palms gush with sweat.
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Now, thanks to a sudden stutter from its rival, it is two points clear and building up a head of steam.
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Hendrickson also stutters, and he makes the case that Biden has not overcome his stutter, as the former vice president claims.
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But those who don't stutter often feel compelled to give speaking advice in a well-meaning but misguided attempt to help.
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The iDrive infotainment system continues to be easily navigable with an intuitive scroll wheel, while graphics are slick and never stutter.
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A previous Girl of the Year, McKenna, was depicted as having learning disabilities, while another, 2018's Gabriella, has a stutter.
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Though his voice is now an integral part of the My Stutter series, it took Rabinowitz a long time to value it.
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"I guess that's one th-th-th-thing we all have in common," says Bill, who is also teased for his stutter.
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He wanted to be a tragic actor, she tells us in her cartoon voice, but his stutter sent him into comedy instead.
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Games don't stutter unless you have a lot of background stuff running, nothing freezes up the machine, and apps aren't randomly quitting.
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"That little stutter right there was pointless," Sherman said, referring to wide receiver Michael Crabtree's move at the beginning of the play.
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DJ was pretty close to a nothing for me, an accent and a smirk and a stutter, but not a real character.
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As the two sensates stutter over their responses, Nomi and Sun rise to the occasion, taking the mic for Capheus and Lito.
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For example, if someone who stutters looks away from the avatar during the moment of a stutter, they will be told this.
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The personal aspect of my research is what motivates me the most to develop a system which can benefit those who stutter.
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"The German growth engine is clearly starting to stutter," Huebner said, adding that Trump's protectionist rhetoric was clouding the mood among investors.
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But it's also a nightmare because of how actor Peter Mullan underlines every stutter step and missed gesture in Delos's slow descent.
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A stutter is different for everyone, but it often includes repetitions of sounds, prolonged syllables, blocks of silence, and sometimes other gestures.
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She called the climate "toxic" and described a stifling atmosphere that caused her to develop a stutter and even to consider suicide.
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Rivers took a hard stutter-step crossover into the paint before finding Crawford in stride for a midrange J and the lead.
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I find it reassuring, amusing (that slight stutter in parsing it), simultaneously simple and complex in ways that are difficult to explain.
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Suddenly, a video conference that was designed to handle people who had to call in remotely is in full-on stutter mode.
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" The chapters on Biden show a scrappy, middle-class kid from Scranton with a stutter who was "tough from the neck up.
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As a gospel choir sang "Sea of Love," Ms. Levitt did stutter steps to and fro, as the guests hooted their approval.
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He collected it, stutter-stepped a couple of times, then whipped the ball back to Cavani, who had raced to the goal.
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Yet even as he flourished on the field, he had to contend with a stutter that was evident at a young age.
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"He was really sweet when I met him," she added with the slight stutter she developed in the months she was away.
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A worker at a cafe in University City is accused of mocking a man with a stutter, according to an NBC affliate.
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It was a Scottish expression 300 years ago, too, meaning to stutter or to stumble, in the department of plus ça change.
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I was an extremely shy kid with a severe speech impediment, and that day, my stutter fired out like a machine gun.
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Giving "advice," like telling someone to slow down, take a breath or relax, really doesn't apply in conversations with those who stutter.
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"You're just making a lot of assumptions about someone if you suggest they aren't in control [because of their stutter]," Millager says.
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He had celery-green eyes and a stutter that had been corrected at the state's expense; it resurfaced whenever he got nervous.
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Her voice was tremulous and young, and her slurring reminded him of his own stutter, that undead vestige of his early years.
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There's Derek, who went to England on a soccer scholarship, has a stutter, and he wants to open a barbershop called Stuttercuts.
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It leads to a scattered, frustrating exercise, a show that stutter-steps forward without any real sense of how episodic television functions.
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"Children and adults who stutter often are hesitant to speak up, but they are not otherwise shy by nature," the NSA website says.
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This 11-inch laptop is equipped with CinemaSound and CinemaStream, which give you studio-quality sound and a seamless, stutter-free streaming experience.
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He's the bully that used to make fun when I was a kid that I stutter, and I'd smack him in the mouth.
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In football terms, investors are like an undisciplined linebacker "overpursuing" whatever trend they see developing - often falling flat when the trend stutter-steps.
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"It's so important for young black girls who stutter to know that they can still be vocal and share their voice," Williams says.
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Unknown to Vardy, going to his first major tournament with England would see his meteoric rise stutter, and perhaps even begin to plateau.
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"The stutter in Indian demand may have been caused due to the effects of demonetization," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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For people who don't stutter, Springer shows how stuttering doesn't stop someone from being a great communicator, or hold them back from success.
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It is all too likely that the European economy will again stutter when its external environment becomes less favorable than it is today.
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He is soon involved in a dinner party row with a woman who considers him cruel for making fun of people who stutter.
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The former vice president also told Brayden how he'd worked to overcome his stutter as a child, saying he practiced in the mirror.
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Trump's daughter-in-law Lara Trump and his former press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders went on to make fun of Biden's slight stutter.
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But interruptions in the expected flow of speech is often a reality for people who stutter, making patience mandatory on the listener's part.
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From childhood until now, although my stutter is quite severe, I rarely miss a chance to speak my mind or join in social settings.
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With a controller connected, it's just like sitting in front of your Xbox One, albeit at a lower resolution and with the occasional stutter.
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It's probably the fastest Android phone I ever tried, which was especially apparent after a few games of PUBG, which was absolutely stutter-free.
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Isaac is an outsider because he has a stutter and the other students tease him when the speech disorder affects his talent show audition.
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Patton claimed that Julian was "scared" of his father and had been exhibiting changes in his behavior, including a "slight stutter," as a result.
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If a new game makes your gaming rig stutter, you can spend $300 on a new graphics card and you'd be back in action.
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Alto's Adventure began to stutter right as I was getting started, and, unforgivably, it eventually crashed in the middle of a personal-best run.
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Some in the oil industry also worry that crude demand could stutter if the trade war between Washington and Beijing slows global economic growth.
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If a game has been locked to 60Hz, it will stutter and drop a lot of frames if it's played at 90 or 120Hz.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden talked about how he overcame his stutter at a CNN town hall that moved some audience members to tears.
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After three minutes, the song starts to stutter, mirroring the titular transformation; Polachek babbles and skips before tucking into a piercing, wordless high note.
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That same stutter step that Moraes showed Rivera has Dodson jumping into the air and swinging wild, expecting a fifth-round Robbie Lawler charge.
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"There's No Other Way" by Blur, "This Is How It Feels" by Inspiral Carpets, and "Stutter" by Elastica were so brazenly honest by comparison.
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Without a reliable payments system, shops and businesses would not be able to operate normally, supply chains would struggle and normal trading would stutter.
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Kaye spoke about tree-climbing, his childhood stutter, and his parents' divorce; Kay discussed whale hearts, the Civil War, and a long-distance relationship.
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The videos, which first launched last year, showcase people who stutter from a variety of backgrounds and ages talking about their experiences and resilience.
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Working through a stutter, he adds, is a "growth experience" that helps form your view of the world and the various people in it.
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I have a great career helping people who stutter, teaching students about stuttering and doing research on the topic at The University of Toledo.
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Twice a week, for an hour or so, she straps on her prosthesis, takes a deep breath and stutter-steps along a walking bar.
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People don't rely on home health aides to get dressed in the morning or worry about being confined to nursing homes because they stutter.
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I've been following practically everything he's said for months now, and sometimes what is quickly characterized as a memory lapse is indeed a stutter.
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" Biden's Twitter account then acknowledged the swipe, quote-tweeting Sanders shortly after the debate saying, "I've worked my whole life to overcome a stutter.
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Sometimes transitions between menus will be smooth; sometimes they'll stutter, and sometimes you'll get the feeling the watch hasn't registered your touch at all.
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She's 16 (though her bright eyes and soft complexion make her look arguably younger), but she doesn't smile or stutter nervously through her words.
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Last fall, when he released his EP "Curate," he dispatched it via a custom app that could be manipulated to distort and stutter his music.
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An Facebook user claiming to be a friend of Sam&aposs posted that the employee made fun of the stutter even before getting the cup.
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And with the A29 you see an even better, more fluid version of this action as you're shooting, because the EVF doesn't blackout or stutter.
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Alexander says he hopes the My Stutter first-person narratives will lead to greater understanding of stuttering, directly from those who live with the condition.
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So the challenge will be to accommodate the Pakistani-based peace talks that stutter along, while maintaining the leverage provided by success on the battlefield.
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Wear OS as a software platform has a nice enough user interface, but it suffers from lag, stutter, and disinterest from third-party app makers.
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Springer said he hears stories every day from children that stutter and is moved to have helped them even if it&aposs a small way.
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In comes the Oscar-winning The King's Speech, which sees George VI work on conquering his stutter as he prepares — unexpectedly — to take the throne.
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The main exception is gaming, where the phone will struggle and stutter if you're playing the latest titles, since the graphics horsepower just isn't there.
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"I totally embrace my stutter — it makes me who I am," Springer said in a statement when he first took on the role with SAY.
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Washington (CNN Business)Americans got another positive jobs report on Friday -- but it was full of warning signs that the economy is beginning to stutter.
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"It's hard being a kid, it's hard suffering with a stutter," Mr. Rudd said, who was dressed casually in a sweater and button-down shirt.
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Biden has always had a reputation for speaking faster than he thinks, and some of his choppy speaking style is attributable to a lifelong stutter.
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Lumpia, cousins to Chinese spring rolls, are dunked in sawsawan (dipping sauce), which may be as straightforward as vinegar with a stutter of raw garlic.
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While speaking without a stutter may seem a worthy goal, it is difficult and can lead to more severe stuttering and a lot of anxiety.
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They had a daughter, Merry, and she had a stutter — and also, eventually, a grudge against everything her good-looking, comfortable suburban parents stood for.
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Timothy Michael Poe, a vocalist, asserted on the show that he spoke with a stutter because of injuries he received in the military in Afghanistan.
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She remembered the boy as shy, with a stutter and a quick mind for mathematics, a good boy, but she could not remember his name.
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He has patter and stutter and groove all tied together in his drumming, and he shares Mr. Lloyd's relationship to rhythm: always ahead, never rushing.
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" The Times reports Trump Jr. writes that Democrats put Mueller before Congress "so he could stutter and babble his way through five hours of testimony.
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The central irony of my life remains that my stutter, which at times caused so much suffering, is also responsible for my obsession with language.
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After taking a handoff and cutting to the right, Austin set up safety Kam Chancellor with a stutter-step and bolted past him for the score.
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Elements of Nathan Young's nearby sound work, "Hatkiraar (STUTTER)" (2017), also fill the air: droning sine tones and Pawnee elders translating traditional songs of their people.
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Goldfish-shaped balloons tense at coming fire, the sensorreels and leaves stutter out the window of the cell where the translatorpeels oranges for the fallen leader.
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Watch Georges St-Pierre or Robert Whittaker stutter-step into their jabs and you will see how it throws off even the best fighters in MMA.
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Recognizable instruments, like a piano, stutter and grow displaced amid synthesizer chords and a trap beat like a distant rattlesnake, a vanishing memory of dancing together.
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Back when audiences were in the tens of thousands, you could usually connect to the game fairly reliably, with minimal stutter throughout the 15-minute contest.
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This makes an enormous difference while scrolling, as it refreshes as fast as you can possibly scroll it, making for a smoother look with less stutter.
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China's economy will expand a bit faster than expected this year on resilient consumption but growth will stutter in 2018, the Asian Development Bank said Wednesday.
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Mathematician Alan Turing, who cracked the Nazi Enigma code during World War II, had a stutter, although some later portrayals have exaggerated how severe it was.
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"He raps very fast and very melodically, and very percussively, and it helped me get rid of the stutter," he said in a speech in 2015.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden ripped into Sarah Huckabee Sanders for mocking him over mimicking a child with a stutter who came to him for reassurance.
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In it, he spoke at length about his lifelong struggle with a stutter of his own, which still seems to affect the fluency of his speech.
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The simulacrum of authenticity is a nostalgic stutter, according to author Katie Kitamura in her essay "Recreating Chaos," providing access to the inaccessible and controlling something chaotic.
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But while the property sector showed another quarter of strong growth, there are signs that China's real estate boom is starting to stutter, the CBB report said.
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"What did you say, dude?" he demands of Luke, who starts to stutter about suddenly remembering bringing their names up, even though he'd denied doing so earlier.
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The actor told The Daily Beast that opera training focused on "control and manipulation of the breath," which explains how he overcame his stutter after one year.
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Whether I used Chrome or Microsoft's own Edge browser, the video would stutter and choke, despite the fact that I had plenty of bandwidth to stream it.
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I tend to stutter over my words and in that way I'm the opposite, because she does things as she wants to and doesn't second guess herself.
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Biden, captured by Richard Ben Cramer in the campaign classic "What It Takes," was the kid who beat a paralyzing stutter to acquire a gift for gab.
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Late last year, American Girl drew praise when it released its 2017 Girl of the Year doll, Gabriela McBride, an African-American character who has a stutter.
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I was placed in a birdcage in the program office and left to wait, listening to the stutter and clank from the sewing machines on death row.
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Souras tells his story in a new video from the nonprofit Stuttering Association for the Young (SAY) — the latest in the organization's ongoing series called My Stutter.
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But before long, the tempo started to stutter and swim, and the drummer and bandleader Dan Weiss nudged the group toward a harsh and forbiddingly loud climax.
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For T Campbell, a 44 year old comic book editor from Manassass, Virginia, an interest in the quirks of the English language started with a childhood stutter.
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" Sometimes, Biden said, "I'll find myself searching for a second" to find the words — but "I've always attributed that to being tired and not to the stutter.
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Carmakers like Volvo face heavy expenditure in developing electric and driverless cars, just as diesel engines fall out of favor and major Chinese and European markets stutter.
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After a plethora of speech therapy, my stutter was less disruptive; I moved through the world trying to pass as a fluent person, one unmarred by disability.
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The Gabriela doll doesn't actually speak, but her story holds particular significance for the estimated 70 million people around the globe — including 5% of all children — who stutter.
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Organizers, chastened by the premature celebrations that followed the House bill's initial stutter, exist in a state of constant alarm, bags packed for a return to the barricades.
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His persistent failure to take on anti-Semitism is not some incidental quirk, like a stutter or an esoteric taste in music; it is fundamental to his leadership.
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For people who do stutter, it's yet another example of a resilient person who stutters, how stuttering doesn't define someone, and that, in the end, every voice matters.
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Much of this is owed to the Brazilian women's players, who kick and run with an artful joie de vivre, offering ankle-breaking stutter steps and swashbuckling kicks.
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When attempting to connect to the internet or another computer on a shared network, the Performa would hiccup and stutter, missing out letters while typing in web-addresses.
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Cavani crosses the ball completely across the field, Suarez collects, stutter-steps a couple of times, then whips the ball … back to Cavani, who has raced to goal!
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Her last novel, Station Eleven, begins during a production of King Lear, in the long moment it takes the lead actor to stutter, fall backward, and drop dead.
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The actress is opening up about her speech challenge, saying her stutter "started to take hold around six or seven," then got progressively worse as she got older.
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Joe Biden had one of his best moments on the campaign trail to date when a young man with a stutter asked him how he overcame his own.
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Major Lazer largely nails the off-kilter stutter-step that's a signature of Afrobeats, and mixes in some of the absurdist tweaks it's used on Justin Bieber songs.
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If you play them back really slow, there's a fine line between where they look like slow-motion video and where they stutter into a stop-motion slideshow.
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"I was in a very deep, depressive hole," said laundry worker Damien Pealing, who struggled to find work while grappling with post traumatic stress disorder, anxiety and a stutter.
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Rabinowitz, CEO of wild cat conservation organization Panthera, recounts this harrowing story in a new video series called My Stutter, created by The Stuttering Association for the Young (SAY).
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A stutter in China's factory and servicing industries in April also weighed on crude prices, traders said, as it suggested Asia's biggest economy is still struggling to regain traction.
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The newest Zelda game is set in a huge world with tons of hills, lakes, and cities to explore...that sometimes stutter and freeze up while you're doing so.
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The Book 2 will also hang and stutter when switching between virtual desktops or even when just trying to open the start menu and perform a search in Cortana.
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Fresh from on high, she lands not in a stutter or a rush but with one foot at a decorous angle and the other taking a gently purposeful stride.
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But for young people who stutter, they saw a role model in the public eye speaking just like them, proving that stuttering doesn't need to hold them back either.
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Chaim, like a fairy-tale character whose tongue has been cut out, is functionally mute; because of an incapacitating stutter, he can speak only five words at a time.
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Paying up gets you download scheduling, tight integration with iTunes, and the ability to manually limit the speed of your downloads (if your Netflix starts to stutter, for example).
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"There is a common thread and it is that China, Asia's economic engine, continues to stutter," said Frederic Neumann, HSBC's co-head of Asian economic research in Hong Kong.
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Understandably, being fast, capable, reaction-quick professional athletes like they are, the Packers only did a quick stutter before recognizing what was going on and easily recovering the ball.
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While new studies on medications such as Ecopipam show promising results for adults who stutter, roughly 25 percent of affected children currently experience symptoms of the disorder for life.
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Biden said he didn't receive professional help for his stutter, but practiced in the mirror for hours on end reciting poetry written by Irish poets like William Butler Yeats.
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And outside of the rare stutter when switching between laptop and tablet mode and from landscape to portrait (and vice versa), I've been loving how the Pixelbook just works smoothly.
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The extension mostly works as advertised, though when I tried it, FacePause occasionally struggled to detect if I was, in fact, paying attention, causing the stream to stutter a bit.
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You can toggle between them by hitting a tiny icon in the camera app or by pinching and zooming between them (with a relatively fast stutter step as you zoom).
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There was still some occasional stutter happening here and there when files were loading or if my timeline wasn't rendered, but as a seasoned Premiere user this was expected behavior.
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It's the first major stutter in Intel co-founder Gordon Moore's incredibly accurate Moore's Law prediction of roughly doubling the number of transistors in its processors every couple of years.
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These developments kindled fears that the global economic recovery might stutter, just a month after the Federal Reserve lifted interest rates for the first time in more than nine years.
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After years of struggling with a stutter, beginning with his first words as a toddler, "nothing terrifies me more," the 29-year-old single father from Watauga, Texas, tells PEOPLE.
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Washington came out the blocks with some fire, drawing first blood on a touchdown, thanks to a tidy stutter step from Dante Pettis and a dime pass from Jake Browning.
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He canned open and well-guarded threes; he stutter-stepped in for layups; he hit cutters in stride and slung passes out to stationed shooters he couldn't possibly have seen.
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Songs like Untilted's "Augmatic Disport" have the feeling of illegally downloaded jungle tracks that's failed to get properly encoded, each seemingly random stutter and plink so gloriously and annoyingly harsh.
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" More recently, he said that Trump was like "the bully that used to make fun when I was a kid that I stutter, and I'd smack him in the mouth.
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Now I can see the brush work properly; the blues of the night sky stutter like Morse code, and the black outline of the church steeple pierces the distant hills.
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Thickly bespectacled, deferential, gently overweight, and meek of manner, he spoke in a civil murmur, a kind of clerical stutter that unfailingly cast a sleeping spell over the entire nation.
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We got Wayne -- who has a stutter you might not know about -- at UCB Theatre in L.A. to get his reaction to Sarah's hurtful words ... and he doesn't hold back.
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He unwraps all his wounds, all the conceivable sources that nurtured in him this perplexing desire to be humiliated: childhood bullying, his stutter, germ phobias, acne and high, feminine voice.
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Léger's early Cubist works are full of astonishing, automated, compulsive, and practically cinematic stutter effects; a clear example of this is the still life "Le Compotier sur la Table" (1909).
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The chanting in the middle of the song is haunting, evoking a timeless feeling that is then sharply punctuated by the modern production techniques that drop a stutter into the music.
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Running an ARM processor means that most Android apps require less "translation" work to run well on Chrome OS. Games are less likely to stutter, and overall the experience is better.
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" Patton adds that Julian's "behavior has become very concerning," and that the child has "become very tense," disappears into "what appears to be a trance" and has developed a "slight stutter.
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Born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, in 1942, Biden, who overcame a stutter as a child, often touts his upbringing in Pennsylvania and Delaware as emblematic of the concerns of working-class families.
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It&aposs a cause close to his heart after he struggled with a stutter so severe as a child that he rarely talked to people outside of close friends and family.
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On Geekbench 4, the Galaxy A50 (5,536) edged out the Moto G7 (4,624), which echoes real-world performance where the G0003 suffers from more lag and UI stutter than the A50.
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However, Apple's second-quarter forecast spells out a stutter in iPhone sales for the first time, and the company's predictions include its first year-over-year revenue decline in 13 years.
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When I asked him if his stutter influenced his art, he admitted that it probably did on a subliminal level, but not so much that he could claim that it did.
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Born Lonnie Melvin Tillis in Tampa, Florida, he suffered a spell of malaria as a boy that left him with a chronic stutter, according to the Country Music Hall of Fame.
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This technology in the display syncs with an Nvidia GPU in a computer to ensure a proper refresh rate resulting in images that are sharper, more fluid and free of stutter.
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As the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination for president, Biden is proving an important fact — that success isn't reserved for those who have completely conquered their stutter and never slip up.
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The guitarist Richard Padrón was born in Havana and raised in Miami; his music has a stippled and fluttery sense of motion, sharp guitar lines against stutter-stepping bass and drums.
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Even if privacy advocates' progress on Capitol Hill has had a stutter-step quality, privacy backers point to victories elsewhere as proof that the national conversation has changed since Snowden's leaks.
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As Emma's plans stutter forward and amusingly slip off course, the filmmakers' mild interventions feel less forced, more organic; even a seductive dance and an importunate nosebleed end up working nicely.
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In addition to periodically stuttering or blocking on certain sounds, he appears to intentionally not stutter by switching to an alternative word — a technique called "circumlocution" — which can yield mangled syntax.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian industrial production fell more than expected in May from the month before, national statistics bureau ISTAT reported on Monday, as the country's weak economic growth continues to stutter.
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This stutter-and-flicker effect is something that Brion Gysin picked up again in his "Dreamachine" (1961) and we find it too in the works of Tony Conrad and Paul Sharits.
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It was the one piece of information I had, so it's what I repeated with a stutter to my Spanish teacher and, thankfully, we moved on with our first day of lessons.
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For a little more than $300 you can get a device with 4GB of RAM, a decent 133-inch or larger display, and a processor that won't stutter over the lightweight ChromeOS.
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In my testing, performance was never an issue — many phones in this price range stutter at times, particularly when scrolling through apps — and its battery easily lasted me through a day's use.
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On the demand side, a Reuters poll showed this week that analysts expect global fuel demand to stutter this year, which would weigh on crude oil prices, amid a broad economic slowdown.
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"For this song, what I want to do is put a little cool stutter in it, like, you know, 'My-my-my-my-my-my Sharona,'" Folds told the Pier 17 audience.
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Against some fighters the stutter step right hand was enough, against Rory MacDonald he was picked apart with long kicks then easily shoulder rolled or stiff-armed off when he came back.
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That was the pressure that might have derailed Ajax, that might have caused de Jong and his young teammates to second-guess themselves, that might have brought a stutter to their rhythm.
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Over a stutter-stepping Stones Throw beat from the drummer Jack DeBoe and the bassist Josh Hari, his voice came in a high peal, testifying and beseeching, between Miguel and Thom Yorke.
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In one of the stories there is a secondary character in a wheelchair; in another, a boy in the hospital with polio, and the 2017 Girl of the Year has a stutter.
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It goes something like this: Lewis was a shy black kid with a stutter who was determined to be a preacher while growing up in rural Alabama during the Jim Crow era.
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Leon's torment is expressed first through a stutter and later through trichotillomania (pulling his hair out), but he remains tenderhearted, quick to defend his sister at school despite her privilege at home.
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They determined that Cumberbatch-as-Turing would have a slight stutter, an editorial decision that stemmed from the idea that Turing's mind was constantly moving faster than he could utter his thoughts.
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While brands such as Louis Vuitton saw improvement heading into the fall, the stutter-step in U.S. retail sales generally early in the third quarter cut into retailers' profits and outlooks, she said.
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To the extent that Woodley does set up his right hand, it is usually that stutter-step double shift that he caught Jay Hieron with but has struggled to connect on anyone else.
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She returns to the year she dared to disrupt the status quo by dancing with middle-school heartthrob Eric Cassio, eliciting the ire of the unredeemable Mean Girls (one has a "fascinating stutter").
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Former Vice President and 2020 Democratic hopeful Joe Biden opened up about how he dealt with his stutter throughout his life during a CNN town hall, moving members of the audience to tears.
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The images stutter when you swipe and, if you've shot a bunch in a row, it can be really hard to tell whether or not you've actually made it to a new image.
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While Mr. Trump and his closest associates gleefully mocked Mr. Mueller after his stutter-start appearance, for the most part they avoided trying to discredit Mr. Taylor or Mr. Kent in personal terms.
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Since the ordeal, Simmons has teamed up with The Stuttering Foundation to create a pocket-size "I Stutter" card with which stutterers could use to explain, non-verbally, that they have trouble speaking.
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James Earl Jones, the man behind the voice of Mufasa on "The Lion King" and Darth Vader from "Star Wars," had a stutter that was so bad he barely spoke for eight years.
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His meandering delivery — marred with a stutter that seems to have returned in his old age after he mastered it as a young man — nonetheless manages to convey a sincerity and a decency.
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If an experimental program resulted in better memories in these people, the scientists reasoned, it should also have implications for those of us whose aging memories might be starting to stutter and fade.
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"One woman said, 'I just used to get nervous calling landlords, and I'd stutter, and I have a script now that says I'm looking for housing and I have a child,'" DeLuca explains.
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Barbara Cook, Maggie Roche, Della Reese and Al Jarreau, on the other hand, spanned decades, and sometimes musical styles, and Mel Tillis was as steadfast a country crooner as any, notwithstanding his stutter.
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He started recording Houston rappers over mixtapes, directing their long, fluid sessions as he mixed, and then slowing the tape down, making it skip beats and stutter, like a heart about to stop.
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The "stutter step," a popular and essential MOBA-strategy game technique in which the player alternates between attacking and moving, is easier than ever without having to move a mouse backwards and forwards.
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Some attendees at his events in Iowa last week said Mr. Biden, who overcame a childhood stutter, is a relatable raconteur whose decades of experience are comforting amid the chaos of the Trump era.
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There's a "comfort mode" that changes your movement to a more teleportation-like stutter, but while I was certainly conscious of fighting nausea for most of the game, I never needed to use it.
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While there may not be a direct link between his stutter and his artistic subject matter, Souras does say it's led him to see the world in different ways, and even be more empathetic.
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Starting with luminous solos, she had detached her voice from text, but not from storytelling — instead conveying meaning through tone, speed, rhythm, volume, texture, vowels, wild shrieks, low coos, flowing babble, rapid-fire stutter.
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His stutter led public schools in Far Rockaway, Queens, to put him into classes with children with Asperger's syndrome, dyslexia, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and other conditions that other children around him often mocked.
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DJ, the mercenary hacker he played in "The Last Jedi," had a distinctive stutter that Mr. Del Toro said was based on that of his father (fan theories about its greater symbolism not withstanding).
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This remains the prevailing setup, as the market's muted action prompts questions of whether this is a mere stutter-step on the march higher, or the start of a retrenchment that rekindles investor anxiety.
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On "Bop," the third track from his latest album KIRK, DaBaby make good on the song's namesake, slowing his mile-a-minute flow to a steady, polysyllabic stutter made with the club in mind.
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The bigger issue was 4K video, which tended to stutter on YouTube, something with probably has to do with the MacBook rather than the screen, but was still disappointing to see from a $1,500 laptop.
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Weeks after closing its stores to conduct anti-bias training, Starbucks is again the subject of controversy: a now-fired barista from a Philadelphia store location is accused of mocking a customer with a stutter.
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When she's wounded, her legs vibrate and stutter, but she stays on point, and the rapid progress of her toes and torso toward Aminta has an extraordinary effect, as if she couldn't control her desire.
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Your mileage will differ, but even though my router is effectively directly beneath me when I'm lying in bed, and my internet the fancy fiber optic stuff, there's a stutter to the game at times.
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The stutter step comes a week after the House voted down a proposal to demand the government obtain a warrant for certain searches of U.S. citizens' data in massive surveillance programs revealed by Edward Snowden.
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In terms of mixing, PR Guy is getting warmed up with some stutter effects and fade outs, plus the introduction of Dom Kennedy's "Gold Alpinas / Chromed Out Beemers" hook as a sort of bonus adlib.
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Those little stutter steps may have spared Florida billions of dollars in damages: U.S. impacts from #Matthew far from over, but recognize these three slight wobbles likely saved Florida billions of dollars in damage. pic.twitter.
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Xiaobo could always be counted on for a lively chat in the early morning hours and mesmerizing his friends with his self-deprecating jokes, told in his strong northern accent with a slight, distinctive stutter.
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He has referenced it in interviews about Trump since the summer and, in a widely read interview released by The Atlantic last month, Biden detailed his childhood stutter and how it affected him growing up.
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But perhaps the 21X's biggest upgrade is what Alcatel included to help solve some of the lag and stutter we encountered on its predecessor: The new 22019X sports a faster 22019Ghz quad-core Mediatek MT21WW processor.
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SAY created the series, according to founder and president Taro Alexander, to amplify the voices of people who stutter — voices that are often ignored and undervalued by a society that places importance on quick, fluent communication.
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He broke a hot-and-bothered Rublev in the seventh game of the fourth set and, despite a slight stutter when serving for victory, he chased down a Rublev volley to ram home a forehand winner.
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They stutter across the page, lingering over words that surprise or confuse, hopping over those that seem obvious in context (you can blame that for your typos), pupils widening when a word sparks a potent emotion.
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The Google Assistant voices on each example call do not engage in any pleasantries and social markers of relationship or cooperative engagement other than to greet, stutter an "um" or "uh," and then state their demand.
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Do you think it would be acceptable if you sat in a conference room and watched a person stutter through a two-hour presentation in front of executive managers while looking behind their shoulder in fear?
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Furthermore, Herrlinger added that Apple has put in a ton of work to improve the speech detection system so that it can more adeptly parse users with different types of speech, such as those who stutter.
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That is not the only accusation that has been leveled at Guardiola during City's stutter over the last 10 weeks: Intransigence has been featured, as has a supposed tendency to overcomplicate matters, and a perfectionist's restlessness.
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The dithering that bore him through "Four Weddings and a Funeral" (1994) and "Notting Hill" (1999) arose not merely from indecision but from a stutter of the spirit—a genuine horror of doing the wrong thing.
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Others said kratom fixed their stutter, lifted the fog of a decadelong depression, cured insomnia, cured alcoholism, cured PMS, eased chronic pain caused by rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn's disease, and was "a miracle drug" for erectile dysfunction.
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Beginning with what sounds like a wonky fairground waltz run backwards, "Coming Back" is a sweet slice of pop with melodies rich like Say Lou Lou and sonics that stutter and skip in all the right places.
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The idea was first suggested to me from my previous supervisor, professor David Brown, who explained how my interest of using technology to benefit those who stutter could definitely be used within a VR public speaking environment.
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He walked the Dodgers' leadoff man, Enrique Hernandez, who took an exaggerated lead off first base, stutter-stepping and shimmying, all but breaking out a disco ball to dance all over Lester's phobia about throwing to first.
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In today's matchup between SD Eibar and Barça, Suarez made his presence felt with the above goal, a magic turn of the heel and stutter step that left the goal itself looking (only slightly) meek by comparison.
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"Melanfonie Momente" is the first single from the album—it consists of a series of six distinct "momentes," ranging from the twinkling "Glock" to the stirring "Coda," whose strings glitch and stutter like paper in the wind.
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Mr. Hutchings scraped his way skyward as Mr. Cross took hold of a beat located somewhere between the Balkans and the Middle East, raising the tension as the drummers chafed against him in a stutter-step pattern.
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In "Mel Edwards Decides," painted in 1968 and named after the great African-American sculptor, cloudy outlines of South America stutter across the center of the yellow canvas, while Guyana appears three times in three different orientations.
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Ryan Millager, a speech-language pathologist at the Stuttering Association for the Young (SAY), says an underlying theme to how he approaches his conversations with those who stutter is something he learned from SAY founder Taro Alexander.
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As you know, Sarah tried poking fun at Biden after the most recent Democratic debate, when he relayed a story about stuttering young people coming up to him and asking his advice on dealing with a stutter.
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By talking about how he cheered up a child with a stutter, Biden got an unexpected assist from former White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who tweeted and deleted a cheap shot making fun of him.
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Midway through the fourth, behind a Doug Free/Zack Martin double-team that could have leveled any number of municipal structures but settled in this case for the Tampa defense, Elliott stutter-stepped and breezed for 42 more.
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STARBUCKS CUSTOMER ACCUSES BARISTA OF MOCKING HIS STUTTER, WRITING &aposRUDE&apos NAME ON COFFEE CUP LABEL Diners with a raptor-like appetite will have the choice between three different entrees, as well as desserts and drinks, Movieweb reports.
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And of course, they continue to run Android TV. One of our leading complaints about Sony's recent OLEDs has been very sluggish software performance; Android TV on these sets just tends to stutter along more than it should.
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The lack of consistency was the real head-scratcher, too; often, the frame rate would dive, or dive into a straight-up stutter, at random times, even when there wasn't much happening in the game at the time.
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Subplots stutter and stall; episodes are frequently unfocused; the unrelenting extremity eradicates any trace of plausibility; and Custer's parishioners frequently act out of character, as when a hitherto meek organist casually feeds her nudnik boyfriend to a vampire.
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" Tony Parker kindly goes out of his way—with a stutter-step—to hear what he imagines might be some kind of important strategic information, only to hear Pop, seated on the bench, tell him, "you're doing great!
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When he drank, Mr. Garrett would stutter words that began with the letter F. It became such a joke that many football teammates, including Judge Kavanaugh and Mr. Garrett himself, had "FFFFF" references in their personal yearbook pages.
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A larb of duck — roasted, minced and mined with crackly khao khua (toasted rice powder) and enough chiles to make you stutter — comes with little disks of baby Thai eggplant, whose bite is as crisp as a pear's.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian demand for imported oil is set to slow for a second straight month in July, trade flow data showed on Monday, as economic growth starts to stutter amid an escalating trade dispute with the United States.
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Jeremiah asserts that they'll be splitting the check ("Did I stutter?" he asks), and Kortni seems fine with the implication that he just wants to be friends — until she sneaks into his bed back home wearing a giraffe onesie.
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Noah received antibiotic treatments for the following seven weeks to shrink the rest of the abscess, and while he eventually seemed to improve, the toddler began to show signs of developmental damage such as facial tics and a stutter.
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Without engaging the question of whether this reflects a lifelong stutter or a more worrying decline, the simple fact is that Biden performs worst on the metric that media professionals judge most harshly, and most confidently: clarity of communication.
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And throughout, all kinds of brushes and tools enable an entire palette's worth of colors to flow, stutter, twist, suffuse and fold, while freehand additions à la de Kooning — and Mr. Green's earlier work, as well — occasionally flit about.
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Ms. Sanders, the former White House press secretary, made the remarks on Twitter after Mr. Biden, who has been open about his stutter and his struggle with it since he was a child, described his interaction with the boy.
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As a classically trained singer prone to excessive vibrato, she doesn't hesitate to flaunt her considerable vocal technique, but she also applies electronic layers to her voice — sometimes sighed, sometimes bleepy, sometimes contorting her exclamations into a staccato stutter.
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In his 2014 track "Gods," Ryan Hemsworth uses the same iMessage sound as Qrion, but here it acts as a quick stutter, a buffer before the key change: The style is so ubiquitous that countless amateurs have tried it, too.
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With tools like Facebook Live that demand less scripted moments, this level of media-training can stutter, especially when you don't have the advantage of seeing an outside view of what exactly you look like while it's all going down.
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For Emily Blunt, acting has led to a career she loves and a 7-year marriage to fellow actor John Krasinski, 38, but at a young age it also helped her deal with a stutter that she still has today.
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As chairman of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) in the early 1960s, Lewis emerged as a quietly humble firebrand, soft-spoken with an occasional stutter, yet fiercely determined to stamp out America's long history of racial and economic injustice.
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My impression is that he remembers his college days, when it was much easier to stutter-step and fake a defender out of his jock and leave the impression that he was some kind of major cut-and-juke artist.
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VICE Sports recently spoke to Walton about his UCLA days; his injury-riddled professional career; his son Luke's successful interim coaching stint with the Golden State Warriors; and overcoming a severe stutter en route to developing his singular game-calling style.
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While Mr. Biden has often spoken about his stutter, he has a history of making gaffes and has made a number of confusing remarks on the campaign trail, sometimes mixing up countries, cities or dates or cutting himself off midsentence.
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She had her speech, which emphasizes how her brother overcame the bullies who taunted him over his stutter — here she draws a direct line between the bullies and Trump — and how he drove her to succeed as a woman in politics.
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The music comes as Colin Firth's King George VI delivers his famous declaration of war; the plot that precedes that moment follows the eventual king as he works to cope with a stutter, aided by a speech therapist played by Geoffrey Rush.
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If you look closely, occasionally you'll see a tiny bit of stutter or lag when flipping between apps or scrolling through menus, while games like PUBG Mobile don't run quite as smoothly as they might on a phone with a beefier chip.
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Far from the quieted theaters of Balkan conflict, nationalist passions, the clamor for redrawn frontiers and collisions of faith are rising anew, not to the crump of mortar fire and the stutter of machine guns, but in the recharting of the political landscape.
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"My Stutter Made Me a Better Writer," a 2019 essay from the On Disability column, by Darcey Steinke The J in "juice" was the first letter-sound, according to my mother, that I repeated in staccato, going off like a skipping record.
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Wayne says Sarah needs to shut the hell up because she has no clue how daunting a stutter can be for people who deal with speech impediments every single day ... and thinks it's disgusting she would even make a crack about it.
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My mother had decided that she could no longer bear the tortured stutter of my peck-peck-pecking at her electric typewriter and my histrionic begging that she, with her superior dexterity, take what I'd composed in longhand and type it for me.
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"Although earnings continue to outstrip inflation, a second stutter in as many months will serve as a stark reminder that the retail sector's recent growth should not be taken for granted," Philipp Gutzwiller, head of retail at Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking, said.
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When she passed, bless her dear heart"—he put his hand on his chest, sucked in air at a stutter for a moment, looked up at the ceiling—"I found the diary and I read it, and it was all about bowling.
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I remembered a conversation with a woman who has lived in the county for 20 years and told me she is still called by racial slurs on a weekly basis, and I confess that I was too timid to do anything but stutter an apology.
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The Snapdragon 636 processor in the Xperia 10 Plus is noticeably faster than the Xperia 10's Snapdragon 630, though they both don't work well under even a minor load of common apps, and the user interface animations stutter even when nothing is going on.
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When you're plopping you rear on the couch to catch the Cowboys game you're paying for the privilege of watching, you don't want to have to worry about whether the app will time out or stutter or suddenly develop a critical log in error.
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They've been installed out of chronological order, some in dedicated galleries but many in an open space, where they flicker, stutter and reflect one another, accumulating into an intense oeuvre that obsesses over authority, confinement, the body (of black men, particularly) and the state.
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His stutter might not have figured so prominently in his career had he focused exclusively on songwriting, or had the country entertainer Minnie Pearl, for whom he played rhythm guitar in the 1950s, not asked him to perform some of his songs in her show.
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At a recent rehearsal in the basement of the Met, the bass Matthew Rose, playing the Emperor Claudius — yes, the title character of Robert Graves's "I, Claudius," whom Derek Jacobi played with a memorable stutter on television — began one scene by thwacking golf balls.
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Anyway ... Wayne says her apology doesn't mean squat, because even if Biden didn't have a stutter, there are still plenty of people who must cope with the condition and all the difficulties it presents, so best not to go there in the first place.
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Scrolling is fast and stutter-free, and it can handle multiple windows, multiple tabs (I've been able to use it with a dozen or more tabs running at any given time), and interactive web apps without grinding to a halt or having to frequently reload tabs.
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Onstage and on records like 2012's full-length debut Iron Balls of Steel, Loincloth's neck-snapping rhythms stutter, pause, and double back upon themselves as they seamlessly lock into chugging, atonal riffs while dissonant counterpoints hover above the music like incandescent clouds of noxious gas.
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Springer is basking in the spotlight of Houston&aposs deep postseason run for many reasons, but one of them is that it&aposs bringing greater awareness to Camp SAY (Stuttering Association for the Young), a camp for children who stutter for which he is the spokesman.
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The way he moves, the way he talks (he gives Dalton a slight stutter when he's not on camera acting), is all done in a way that makes you think DiCaprio wouldn't want to do anything else in the world than be in these scenes right now.
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While critics leverage Biden's stumbles as evidence that he is unfit for the presidency, an interview earlier this year revealed that at least some of his occasionally faltering speech is likely a result of a lifelong stutter, a disorder characterized by disruptions to the flow of speech.
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She kept saying, as if it were a tic or a stutter, that "costs will go down" for middle-class families, the translation of which is that taxes might well go up but that those families would be economically ahead of the game in the end.
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Should Liverpool stutter, Tottenham is perhaps its likeliest replacement as City's competition, a club galvanized by a new stadium, energized by a run to the Champions League final and bolstered by new arrivals: Tanguy Ndombele from Lyon, Real Betis's Giovani Lo Celso and Fulham's Ryan Sessegnon.
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Washington (CNN)Former White House press secretary Sarah Sanders on Thursday apologized to former Vice President Joe Biden after mocking a debate moment where Biden -- who has been open about overcoming his own stutter -- appeared to imitate a stuttering child to relay how he connects to people.
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Turner, who shares his experience with stuttering in the documentary The Way We Talk, says he's found power in accepting his stutter as a part of his identity — something that makes his life "a little richer" and allows him to be radically intentional with his words.
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Should Liverpool stutter, Tottenham is perhaps its likeliest replacement as City's competition, a club galvanized by a new stadium, energized by a run to the Champions League final and bolstered by new arrivals: Tanguy Ndombele from Lyon, Real Betis's Giovani Lo Celso and Fulham's Ryan Sessegnon.
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San Francisco is rolling into the second quarter of the 21st century with the purposeful but cautious stutter-step speed of a first-generation self-driving car—the wealthiest, youngest, smartest people on earth live alongside some of the poorest; utopia and dystopia are barely a few blocks apart.
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It could understand what kind of parts of your voice lead you to, you know, have a crack or a break in your voice, when you might want to stutter or pause, and it could you know start to inject things like ums and ahhs and really get good.
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Although Evan tries to stutter out the truth, ultimately he cannot bear to tell them the real provenance of the letter, for reasons both compassionate — he can sense how dearly they want to believe Connor was not just the alienated kid he seemed to be — and self-serving.
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An increasingly complicated and diverse economy of the old and new will add to strains in the country, as old industries such as those in coal and steel stutter alongside rising stars in science and technology, which are likely to increasingly take global market share, Male told CNBC's "The Rundown ".
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There were back stories to those moments: Cruz enjoys joking with West and called him a legend for working more than 5,000 games; Molina and Lindor played together on Team Puerto Rico at the World Baseball Classic; Springer is proud of overcoming a stutter, and eagerly agreed to wear a microphone.
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Washington (CNN)A much-anticipated Senate debate on immigration this week seemed to stutter even before it began Tuesday, as negotiations devolved into a fight about process and a healthy round of finger pointing, with time to reach a deal before the end of the week evaporating with each passing hour.
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The stock market likes nothing better than a Federal Reserve that's more dovish than domestic economic conditions seem to warrant, which is what we seem to have, based on the way the U.S. job market has remained strong and the first-quarter stutter-step in GDP growth could turn out quite modest.
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As governors of hard-hit states — such as Gavin Newsom of California, Jay Inslee of Washington and Andrew Cuomo of New York — labor to provide guidance and keep their residents safe, they are battling not only the virus but also the muddled messaging and stutter-step relief efforts coming from the White House.
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Same goes for those who practically wrap their bodies around the aisle poles, or who make themselves comfortable by taking up more than one seat, or who prevent the doors from closing smoothly, sending conductors into their Vegematic routine — the maddening stutter-start opening and closing of doors that wastes precious seconds.
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Sarah tweeted, "I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I hhave absolutely no idea what Biden is talking about" ... then quickly deleted it after she started catching tons of backlash, including from Joe himself, who pointed out how he's worked his entire life overcoming his stutter.
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The 80s took that baton from The Wurzels and ran with it, from Worzel Gummidge to Harry Enfield's "Loadsamoney (Doin' Up the House)" via Morris Minor & The Majors' "Stutter Rap" (swear down, none of those are made up), before the Teletubbies, Crazy Frog et al brought us into a whole new millennium of horribleness.
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"My wife and I have always tried to find various people my son can relate to that stutter, and I'd read that Joe Biden stuttered and he was really respectful and kind to others in the same situation, such as children," Owen Harrington told CNN on Wednesday night, after Biden's answer at the town hall.
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Elaborating on the malarkey charge, Biden stumbles over his words at several points — reinforcing the notion that his tendency to do this reflects his longstanding efforts to overcome a stutter more than the influence of aging — but he liked the word enough that he went back to it a second time during a later exchange.
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As his career stutter-steps through persistent health issues and condemning realizations about his leadership style, with a super-max contract extension (he can make over $46 million in 22013 alone, if he wants) set to kick in next year, Wall is besieged by more uncertainty than someone with his talent and resume should be.
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A U.S. appeals court on Monday said an engineer who claims he was mocked and bullied by coworkers at Jacobs Engineering Group Inc in Louisiana because of his stutter had made out a case of disability discrimination under federal law, but lost the right to sue by failing to first bring his complaints to human resources.
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It starts with a solo: Thomas House enters from an aisle — moving from the audience to the lip of the stage — to appear in front of the curtain where he performs a sequence of steps and gestures that cause his body to stutter, then recover as he regains his balance with the heavy stomp of a foot.
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Hans Zimmer's music may pilfer from Elgar's "Nimrod," the most patriotically charged of the Enigma Variations, yet such bombast is not really required, and the rest of the score is more attuned to the film's suspense; the strings unleash a machine-gun stutter, and a ticking sound suggests not a clock but a countdown to detonation.
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Mel Tillis, who earned a place in the Country Music Hall of Fame and a National Medal of Arts as a singer and writer of enduring songs like "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town," and who was equally known for the stutter he employed to humorous and self-deprecating effect onstage, died on Sunday in Ocala, Fla.
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Biden published a memoir in 2007, " Promises to Keep ," explaining why he was running; his newer one, " Promise Me, Dad: A Year of Hope, Hardship, and Purpose " (Flatiron), explains why he didn't run in 2016, and hints at why he's running this time around: he conquered that stutter; he has endured terrible tragedies; he can conquer anything.
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"Also, I think on a larger macro scale, once we do see this business cycle slow down and once we do see the economy stutter a little bit, companies like AutoZone who sell parts to people who want to fix their cars instead of buy a new one, I think they're going to remain very strong," said Shay.
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Genesis Series On paper, none of the elements juxtaposed against one another on "Hold Up, Wait a Minute" should work — the quick-stutter raps by the Midwest hip-hop pioneers Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, the woozy brass interruptions by the New Orleans stalwart Trombone Shorty, the Michael Jackson vocal homages, the glossy up-tempo production that recalls the era of Crystal Waters optimism.
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At first glance, the materials in the I-Pace didn't seem as premium as you'll find in a Model X. (The amount of plastic involved seems to point to one area where Jaguar might have saved some of that ten grand.) The dual-touchscreen setup, which is an iteration of what's found in the Velar, is sharp, but seemed to stutter a bit.
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When I watched "The King's Speech," a film about King George VI's stutter, I didn't buy the triumphant ending, when, with the help of his speech therapist Lionel Logue, the king delivers with fluency his announcement that Britain will enter World War II. The actual meaning and glory in the film, I realized, occurs between the king and Logue inside their sessions.
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Paraguay, Gyasi Zardes shockingly handled his first touch along the left flank (he's known to mess these up) and shook two defenders with a deft stutter-step, allowing him to send in a low back-cutting pass to an open Clint Dempsey for his 51st national team goal, tucking the ball neatly between the legs of his defender and under the armpit of the Paraguayan keeper.
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Six players missed in a wide variety of ways during the first five rounds, including Thomas Müller's weak side-footed attempt for Germany, Graziano Pelle's yanked shot past the post for Italy, Mesut Ozil's bank off the upright for Germany and, most bizarrely, Simone Zaza's endless stutter-step run up that seemed to take hours before he blasted the ball miles over the net.
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Steer your most precocious 12- and 13-year-olds toward "Purple Hibiscus," Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's debut novel — an intense family drama narrated by 15-year-old Kambili and set against a backdrop of political unrest in 1990s Nigeria — and "Black Swan Green," David Mitchell's minutely conjured, mystically mundane story of a year in the life of a 13-year-old English boy with a stutter.
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To support himself throughout a career that was never careerist, he taught and lectured in art schools around New York, and his classroom presence became legendary, a kind of performance work itself — with his long unruly hair, his all-black wardrobe, his gravel-bed voice with its distinctive loping stutter and, before he quit, the endless cigarettes he would light, stub out, pocket, retrieve and light again.
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Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, the retired pilot known for safely landing US Airways Flight 1549 in 85033, authored a New York Times op-ed Saturday defending former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden MORE amid mocking comments made about him and his stutter earlier in the week.
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But the parts of the song I loved the most, the bits that elevated it from a very good song to probably a very great song, were the ones that didn't really seem to fit: the way the drums seem to stutter for a moment at the end of every verse, like they're tripping against the song's crystalline architecture; the little wonky chipmunked voices, which don't serve any real structural purpose other than sounding weird.
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"Gold stutter-stepped on the March minutes, initially dropping nearly half a percent on the headline that two members wanted to hike though there was only one official dissent, but took back its losses as the rest of the minutes indicated caution and reiterated concern that rates were at such a lowlevel that there was little room to cut if economy faltered," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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I play PC games on a 27-inch G-Sync monitor, and most of the time I have a console connected up to my 55-inch OLED TV. I do occasionally connect a PC up to my TV, but this is the first time I've ever used G-Sync on what's essentially a TV. G-Sync essentially synchronizes a display refresh rate to the GPU in your PC, helping to prevent the typical screen tearing, display stutter, and input lag that you might experience otherwise.
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But he disappeared right in the art world's midst, continuing to teach generations of art students (at Brooklyn College and at Pratt Institute); working in a cluttered, book-saturated studio in Dumbo, Brooklyn; and lecturing so often over the years that his shambling-eccentric presence — his long unruly hair, his all-black wardrobe, his gravel-bed voice with its distinctive loping stutter and, before he quit, the endless cigarettes he would light and stub out and light again — became a kind of ongoing work in itself.
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Their features were distinct, yet similar, and the snow, or static, call it what you will, was expanding, the flakes getting bigger, their wild movement driven in swirls, rising while falling, and sweeping in from both the left and the right, obscuring everything, the table, the window, and Jim and Hank, too, as if they were being swallowed up by a blizzard, while the humming noise intensified, grew shrill, and started to stutter with a kind of Doppler effect, pulsing louder at a higher and higher frequency.
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